Parliamentary and Official Demands to Direct Anti-Corruption Campaigns Towards Major Files and Purge State Institutions

Parliamentary demands and specialists' assertions are escalating regarding the necessity of directing government efforts towards combating corruption in major files and revenue-generating institutions, while warning against the ability of some involved individuals to change their methods to circumvent regulatory measures. Lawmakers stress the importance of forming joint regulatory and judicial committees, free from partisan influence, to review financial contracts, evaluate and conduct a comprehensive review of executive officials, and activate the illicit enrichment law. In this context, relevant authorities confirm that anti-corruption campaigns are ongoing and have resulted in the recovery of massive funds approaching one trillion dinars, excluding real estate and gold coins, with continuous investigations and the conclusion of international agreements to pursue wanted individuals residing abroad. Academics and researchers consider the sustainability of these campaigns a national necessity to entrench the principles of integrity and enhance citizens' trust, contributing to comprehensive administrative and economic reform and protecting public funds.